oral presentation WWI
New zealand & Australia
New zealand & Australia in the war
their role and military involvment
a tragic but important battle
Their legacy
Their role and military involvment
-Australians felt loyal to Great Britain - 500 000 soldiers were sent overseas -creation of ANZAC; Australian and New Zealand Army Corps -The battle of Gallipoli
Australian men collecting recruitment papers in Melbourne for WWI
A TRAGIC BUT IMPORTANT BATTLE
The battle of Gallipoli
-military failure; heavy losses , thousands of deaths and missing people -difficult conditions for the young soldiers
Landing at Gallipoli, april 1915
THEIR LEGACY
still remembered today
- ANZAC day ; 25th april -show the importance of WWI memory - soldiers remembered as heroes
ANZAC march to commemorate this day
TO CONCLUDE
beginning of the war; Australia and New Zealand implicated
1914
ANZAC soldiers; Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
1915
The tragic battle of gallipoli
build national identity
Thank you
for your attention
New zealand & Australia
Val
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oral presentation WWI
New zealand & Australia
New zealand & Australia in the war
their role and military involvment
a tragic but important battle
Their legacy
Their role and military involvment
-Australians felt loyal to Great Britain - 500 000 soldiers were sent overseas -creation of ANZAC; Australian and New Zealand Army Corps -The battle of Gallipoli
Australian men collecting recruitment papers in Melbourne for WWI
A TRAGIC BUT IMPORTANT BATTLE
The battle of Gallipoli
-military failure; heavy losses , thousands of deaths and missing people -difficult conditions for the young soldiers
Landing at Gallipoli, april 1915
THEIR LEGACY
still remembered today
- ANZAC day ; 25th april -show the importance of WWI memory - soldiers remembered as heroes
ANZAC march to commemorate this day
TO CONCLUDE
beginning of the war; Australia and New Zealand implicated
1914
ANZAC soldiers; Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
1915
The tragic battle of gallipoli
build national identity
Thank you
for your attention